Beautiful and Damned. Stories of the Jazz Age

Francis Scott Fitzgerald, who announced to the world the beginning of a new century — the "Jazz Age," stands out in modern American classics.
A flesh and blood representative of that legendary era, he reflected it more vividly and impartially than anyone else. Ernest Hemingway wrote about him: "His talent was as natural as the pattern of pollen on a butterfly's wings".
The book presented to your attention includes the novel "The Beautiful and Damned" (a kind of testing ground before the universally recognized masterpiece — "The Great Gatsby") and three complete authorial collections of the famous master — "Fifty and Philosophers," "Tales of the Jazz Age," and "All Sad Young Men".